Giada Ergonomic Furniture via Walmart has
MountFTV Full Motion TV Wall Mount for 37-82" TVs (Holds up to 110lbs) on sale for $29.89 - $10 off w/ clipped coupon on page =
$19.89.
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About this item: - TV Size: 37-82 inch
- Max Load: 110 lbs
- Level Angle: ±3°
- Swivel Angle: ±45°
- Tilt Angle: +5°/-15°
- Extension Range: 3.2"-15.4"
- Material: Alloy Steel
- Wall Type: 16" wood studs/concrete wall/Brick Wall
- Mounting Hole Patterns: 200x100mm to 600x400mm
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It's just ok, but not very burly. The key thing I noticed compared to nicer wall mounts is that the vertical height of the back plate is like 5 in vs more burly ones that are 8 in. I am specifically talking about the portion that mounts to the wall. We have it set as stationary so It has been working fine, but If you are going to be constantly pulling it in and out and tilting it, I think about getting something a bit more substantial. For example, take a look at the size of the back plate on this Harbor Freight one. Yes it is twice the price. There might be other less expensive options.
https://www.harborfreig
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It's just ok, but not very burly. The key thing I noticed compared to nicer wall mounts is that the vertical height of the back plate is like 5 in vs more burly ones that are 8 in. I am specifically talking about the portion that mounts to the wall. We have it set as stationary so It has been working fine, but If you are going to be constantly pulling it in and out and tilting it, I think about getting something a bit more substantial. For example, take a look at the size of the back plate on this Harbor Freight one. Yes it is twice the price. There might be other less expensive options.
https://www.harborfreig
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However, if this was available at this price I would have bought it instead. Even if you do it only once, the final step of getting everything connected and on the wall is always a pain in the ass due to clearance. For the extra $6 this would have been a game changer in that last step. I almost want to buy this just in case.
Qualifications: I've hung or repositioned TVs 50 - 85" about 5 or 6 times. Once with articulated and others with flat mount.
However, if this was available at this price I would have bought it instead. Even if you do it only once, the final step of getting everything connected and on the wall is always a pain in the ass due to clearance. For the extra $6 this would have been a game changer in that last step. I almost want to buy this just in case.
Qualifications: I've hung or repositioned TVs 50 - 85" about 5 or 6 times. Once with articulated and others with flat mount.
- Mount spacing
- Weight limits/ your TV weight
But I've never had a failure with the cheap ones. I'd only really go super beefy if you plan to move the TV a lot. In that case I'm sorry though, I don't have a preferred one to recommend. 110lb is pretty beefy though. Heaviest LCD I have is about 50lbs at 75"
Yes, I have two kids just on the cusp of teen years. I have had my share of rambunctious movie nights but "Homie Don't Play That" it's not that hard to teach kids that self control is a valuable skill. Made one on my sons friends nearly 💩 his pants for just that same stupidity.
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Option 1 is something like this Mount-it.
https://www.mount-it.com/products...tvs-mi-384
Option 2 is a Mantelmount MM Max1. This goes up and down, swivels left and right, and pulls out as well. Unfortunately this is $600 but built like a tank. This is the one that we went with with on a 75-in TV and it has been great.
https://www.mantelmount
Option 3 is the MM340
https://www.mantelmount
You might be able to find some cheaper versions of options 1 and 3, but not sure you're going to find anything cheaper at the same quality of option 2.
Good luck to you!
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